Boone Park

Quite a few tennis courts, several pickle ball courts, two tennis walls to play by yourself or with a friend. Dogs allowed, picnic tables, grills, playground, wooded paths, restrooms. Open Monday thru Sunday 7am-7pm. It's nice and peaceful. The earlier you get there the better to play tennis/pickle ball. Was my first time there and loved it! Definitely going there to play tennis 2-3 days a week!

It’s a nice park with dramatic trees and benches. It’s a good place to picnic. On the negative side, it has an off leash dog problem. I live in the area and at least once a week I’ll see someone with an off leash dog. Sometimes the dogs will be on the larger size, as a few times I’ve seen pitbulls and bull-type dogs roaming free. If you’re walking a dog around there, be mindful. Some people treat it like an open pasture or rural nature trail when it’s a city park with clear leash law signs.

This is a lovely quaint park that's clean and has plenty of trees to provide shade. I love going on walks here because it's shaded in the hot summers and there are plenty of different paths to walk if you want to avoid walking by other patrons for whatever reason. Most dog walkers are good at picking up after their dogs and there are a few trash cans about that he'll keep the park clean. There is a play area in the front for children that is constantly bustling, plenty of benches scattered about for get togethers, reading, or bird watching.

We went to this playground with our children and grandchildren. I believe there are 2 sections to this park. I've only been to this one area. I believe most of the facilities are on the other side of the park, so can't comment on those. We loved our time here.

Today I was looking for a nice park to take my grandsons to. I looked online and found Boone Park. When we arrived, I was able to park under a bunch of shade trees. There are a couple of different places to park and enter the park. We started with the swings first. There are 3 big swings and one infant swing. The swings weren't shaded, so the infant swing was a little warmer. I put his cart cover in the swing to keep it from burning him and to keep him from eating on the swing. Both the boys enjoyed the swings. Next, my older grandson played on the big swirling slide that is connected to the bridge and the other things that they can climb up and down. He did a bunch of climbing. My youngest grandson and I watched him play from the shade trees. He ran from slide to slide, climbed the blocks, and the jungle Jim, crawled through the big tube and played on the swings. There is not a lot of dirt at this park (which I was happy about). There are quite a few benches around the park. As well as picnic benches. There is a little covered area that has the picnic benches as well. The park was nice and clean. No litter at all during our visit. You can play tennis at this park. I am not sure if the water fountain works because we brought our own cold water. However, there is one by the tennis courts. It is a nice park, and we will be back on a cooler day. Thirty minutes was about all the heat that we could handle, lol.

Very nice place to take you kids , they have two playground on opposite side of the park. There are many paved paths that kids can safely operate the small e vehicles . There are restrooms at the tennis courts .

Boone Park, located in Jacksonville, FL, is a charming neighborhood park known for its tall oak trees and shaded areas. It features a large playground, tennis courts, picnic tables, and open green space perfect for families and children. The peaceful atmosphere and clean facilities make it a favorite local spot for casual strolls, playdates, and community gatherings.